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Official guidance
VAT Registration

VATREG26000 · Failure to notify liability for registration

  • VATREG26050 · Introduction
  • VATREG26100 · EDR
  • VATREG26150 · Civil penalty/offence action
  • VATREG26200 · Evidence to support liability arising by reference to past turnover
  • VATREG26250 · Evidence to support liability arising by reference to anticipated future turnover
  • VATREG26300 · Admission by traders
  • VATREG26350 · Retrospective requests for exception from registration
  • VATREG26400 · Arrears of tax
  • VATREG26450 · EU acquisitions, distance selling and disposal of assets
  • VATREG26500 · Special cases
  • VATREG26550 · Belated notification - calculation of EDR
  1. Failure to notify liability for registration: contents
  2. Failure to notify liability for registration: EU acquisitions, distance selling and disposal of assets

VATREG26450 | Failure to notify liability for registration: EU acquisitions, distance selling and disposal of assets

From HM Revenue & Customs · VAT Registration

You may discover a trader who has failed to notify his liability to be registered due to distance selling, EU acquisitions or the disposal of certain assets. The trader has an obligation to notify the Department of such a liability under the VAT Act 1994, Schedules 2, 3 or 3A respectively.

You will find further details concerning these provisions and how to calculate whether a trader is liable in the following sections:

  • VATREG41000 - Registration in respect of distance-selling from other member states

  • VATREG40000 - Registration in respect of acquisitions from other member states

  • VATREG39000 - Registration in respect of relevant supplies.

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